Intel makes their case for “Ultrabooks” at Computex

Posted by Robert Dow on June 1st 2011 | Comments Closed
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New Executive Vice President Sean Maloney gave us a new category to look out for during his keynote, "ultrabooks,". Ultrabooks are defined as thin, powerful and energy-efficient notebooks that offer tablet-like features, such as responsiveness and—eventually—touch capabilities. Intel expects that 40 percent of notebooks shipped by the end of 2012 will be ultrabooks.

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